COVID-19 Lock-Down: India Pharma Manufacturing Limps Along Amid Challenges
Executive Summary
Pharma manufacturing is operating well below normal levels in India, disrupted by labor absenteeism and supply chain issues amid the ongoing lock-down in the country, though the government is actively engaged in addressing bottlenecks. A speedy recovery is vital not just for domestic supplies.
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